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Why Cape Coral

The City of Cape Coral is growing rapidly. The U.S. Census Bureau reported that the Cape Coral-Fort Myers area is among the highest metro areas in the nation for percentage growth over the last several years. Cape Coral was ranked No. 7 among top metropolitan areas in percentage growth from 2010 to 2018, with 22% growth over that period.
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Location
Ideally situated on the Southwest Florida coast, Cape Coral has frequently ranked a favorite place to live, vacation, and start a business.

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Lifestyle
In Cape Coral, Florida, you can move from work to play in no time and count on an average of 266 days of sunshine a year.  With our low cost of living and no state income tax, the 8th largest city in Florida still has an abundance of open land to develop.

 

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Workforce
Whether it’s tech, logistics, back-office operations, or a major corporation, Cape Coral is backed by a large and capable workforce ready to meet your business needs.

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Education
The Cape Coral metropolitan area offers Grade A educational opportunities at all levels, from public to private universities, technical colleges, the city’s own Charter School System, and more.